On the flipside to this, i've noticed that the 3D release of Green Hornet in the UK has LESS features than the 2D one. It's missing the 'stunt family armstrong' featurette for a start. Frustrating, as it was a good little featurette. I only noticed after i traded my 2D copy in.

Good idea for a thread btw.

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On the flipside to this, i've noticed that the 3D release of Green Hornet in the UK has LESS features than the 2D one. It's missing the 'stunt family armstrong' featurette for a start. Frustrating, as it was a good little featurette. I only noticed after i traded my 2D copy in.

Good idea for a thread btw.

I think there might a few releases like that, especially if they cram both 3D and 2D versions on the same disc.

The early DreamWorks Animation 3D titles didn't have Bonus Features on the BD. You had to use the DVD to watch the Bonus Features.

Kinda confused...the review for Resident Evil: Retribution mentions that the 3D release has a few more extras than the 2D release, but as far as I can tell, the Bonus Features are the same other than the fact that some of them are in 3D in the 3D release.

This isn't like The Amazing Spider-man and MIB3, where there are additional featurettes, right?

Kinda confused...the review for Resident Evil: Retribution mentions that the 3D release has a few more extras than the 2D release, but as far as I can tell, the Bonus Features are the same other than the fact that some of them are in 3D in the 3D release.

This isn't like The Amazing Spider-man and MIB3, where there are additional featurettes, right?